Mr. Mohsin Rasool is an emerging entomology researcher and teaching assistant affiliated with a leading agricultural research and academic institution, with core expertise in insect pest management, environmental entomology, disease management, forest protection, and applied molecular biology. He has received formal academic training in biological and agricultural sciences with specialization in entomology and pest ecology, complemented by hands-on laboratory and field-based research exposure. His professional experience includes research and project internships with multinational agricultural industry and national research institutes, where he contributed as a field analyst to pest scouting, integrated pest management strategies, ecological data collection, insect rearing models, and farmer-focused sustainability initiatives. He has further strengthened his research profile through advanced molecular biology training involving genetic extraction and electrophoretic analysis, supporting translational research applications. His research focus centers on sustainable pest management, insect–environment interactions, and the integration of molecular tools in entomological studies. His academic contributions are reinforced through teaching support roles, research skill certifications, and competitive research placements, reflecting strong potential for impactful scientific leadership and future scholarly contributions.